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Second Year Discrete Mathematics BSc 2027/28

The objective of the second year course for is to integrate the mathematical and computational perspectives that underpin Discrete Mathematics. The modules provide a broader theoretical base for Discrete Mathematics students, and help to equip them for different kinds of specialisation in the advanced study of discrete structures and algorithms. The core modules cover the areas of combinatorics, graph theory, and the design of algorithm and data structures, as taught jointly in Mathematics and Computer Science.

The normal load is 120 CATS credits. Students are required to take four core modules totalling 55 CATS and further modules selected from the list of optional modules below, including at least 20 CATS credits from List A.

Optional module availability is subject to change.

Core Modules

Code Name Term CATS Credits Required to Pass
CS254 Algorithmic Graph Theory TBC 15 Yes
CS260 Algorithms * TBC 15 Yes
MA241 TBC 10 Yes
ST232 TBC 15 Yes

* This module will be examined normally in the first week of Term 3.

Optional Modules - List A

Code Name Term CATS Credits
CS266 Data Analytics TBC 15
MA222 TBC 10
MA250 TBC 10
MA252 TBC 10
MA257 TBC 10
MA267 TBC 10
MA271 TBC 10
ST227 TBC 10

Optional Modules - List B

Code Name Term CATS Credits
  A Foreign Language Various

up to 15**

Modules selected from level 2 modules delivered by Computer Science, Mathematics and Statistics. The modules approved by the Course Director for study in 2027-28 academic year will be agreed with contributing departments in Spring 2027. To be considered for enrolment on other modules the unusual options process must be followed.

** 15 CAT language modules count as usual options. 30 CAT language modules will require students to use part of their unusual options allowance.

In the summer term of the second year Discrete Mathematics students are required to select the project which they will pursue in the third year of their studies.

Modules from Other Departments (Unusual Options)

More information on modules taught by other departments can be found in the . Please note the list of restricted modules (which is not exhaustive). It is a requirement that you submit an Unusual Options Form in parallel with any local module enrolment processes.
Enrolment on WBS (IB-coded modules) must be requested via (e:Vision) and MyWBS.

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